UX Designer

Freemans PLC
Bradford
4 months ago
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We have an exciting opportunity for a UX Designer to define the interactivity and UX on a variety of products, proposing solutions that provide users with the most effective, efficient and enjoyable experience as possible whilst ensuring that core business goals are achieved and are feasible given any technical capability constraints. Working with the UX Design team to further develop the UX strategy at FGH, thoroughly investigate problem areas and to ensure all facets of the product experience are driven by a user centric approach

This is a hybrid role, working at least 2 days in the office with the remainder working from home.

Accountabilities

  • Investigate Investigate and explore user problems, carrying out through discovering with the intent defining a usable, appropriate and valuable solution
  • Design Create meaningful UX deliverables such as storyboards, wireframes, user flows, interaction models, journey flows, conceptual designs, and presentations that help teams understand user intent and what to build.
  • Deliver Create and deliver UX solutions that measurably improve the core workflows of our target users
  • Better Understand Users - Conduct qualitative and quantitative user research to develop user empathy and better understand intent, motivation and behaviour
  • Collaborate - Work closely with a team of stakeholders, strategists, analysts, developers, and designers to guide UX design from start to finish of a project.
  • Design and deliver user experience solutions for all FGH products, using a thorough discovery process
  • Solve problems experienced by the user with a focus on business and user outcomes
  • Solve interaction design problems using analytical, usability testing and internal/external research.
  • Use storyboards, wireframes, user flows, interaction models, journey flows, mental models and conceptual designs to better understand the end user.
  • Work with Product Designers to develop FGH Design Language and Design System
  • Carry out heuristic reviews to identify user issues and inform research studies
  • Design and create working prototypes in tools such as Figma, for the purposes of user research or to help illustrate design and interaction ideas
  • Support the creation of a common FGH Design Language, constantly evaluating and improving fit for both user and business requirements
  • Conduct both qualitative and quantitative research to better understand users
  • Support CRO activities across all brands by offering advice, guidance and UI design services
  • Prototype concepts using a variety of methods (both analogue and digital) and use it to inform projects.
  • Maintain an awareness of general trends across e-commerce and maintain a deep understanding of User Experience tools and techniques in a touch first environment.
  • Mentor and coach less experienced colleagues to enhance their skills and capabilities, ensuring the use of departmental standards and best practice.
  • To be committed to good outcomes for customers at all times.
  • Ensure compliance with all applicable UK and local regulations, Company Policies and FCA Conduct Rules
  • Demonstrate behaviours in line with our Company values
  • To take reasonable care for the health and safety of yourself and other persons who may be affected by acts and omissions at work

Required Skills

  • Minimum of three years of directly related experience (UX designer or similar)
  • Ability to work under pressure on Multiple projects, managing time and resources.
  • Working in cross functional teams with all areas of the business.
  • Good knowledge of Excel, Word, PowerPoint.
  • Significant expertise in reviewing existing systems and processes to identify UX issues and develop UX recommendations
  • Proven ability to empathise with users, user needs and mental models
  • Familiarity with UX trends, methodologies
  • Strong skills in UX tools Figma and Photoshop
  • Strong understanding of UX techniques such as personas, red route analysis, user mental modelling
  • Exposure to designing, planning and facilitating user research
  • Experience in understanding outputs from user and stakeholder research, as well as ability to analyse data. Including an ability to synthesize understanding of analysis and user insight to shape UX design deliverables and outcomes
  • Experience of working with data and data analysts to identify new opportunities of improvement
  • Demonstrated understanding of the constraints placed on UX by specific technologies.
  • Knowledge of front-end technologies and frameworks (HTML, CSS, JavaScript)
  • Experience with project estimation
  • Ability to work independently as well in a highly collaborative, team-based environment
  • Serious passion for user-centred design, service design and demonstrated knowledge of information architecture, usability, accessibility, interaction design
  • Understanding of commercial retail business
  • Experience of working with data and data analysts to identify new opportunities of improvement.
  • Demonstrated expert experience in defining, planning and delivering experience projects
  • A degree in design, human-computer interaction, cognitive science, human factors or related UX field
  • Strong communication skills and the ability to present and sell ideas to various audiences (technical and non- technical)
  • High level of drive and motivation
  • Knowledge of emerging technologies
  • Exceptional Eye for detail
  • Competitor knowledge and understanding
  • Ability to work under pressure to tight deadlines with high levels of accuracy.
  • Exceptional Customer Focus
  • Able to investigate analyse and interpret customer information and act according to business rules.
  • Understanding and knowledge of FCA Reg requirements.
  • Can work individually or part of a team.
  • Hybrid working- must be able to work from home (Currently split 2d office 3d home)
  • Must be able to attend UX related workshops and research sessions.
  • High level of Reading, watching, studying, Observing, focussed listening, Designing and problem solving


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